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The Brain-Score platform aims to yield strong computational models of the ventral stream. We enable researchers to quickly get a sense of how their model scores against standardized brain benchmarks on multiple dimensions and facilitate comparisons to other state-of-the-art models. At the same time, new brain data can quickly be tested against a wide range of models to determine how well existing models explain the data.

Brain-Score is organized by the DiCarlo lab @ MIT in collaboration with other labs worldwide. We are working towards making this into an easy-to-use platform where a model can easily be submitted to yield its scores on a range of brain benchmarks and new benchmarks can be incorporated to challenge the models.

This quantified approach lets us keep track of how close our models are to the brain on a range of experiments (data) using different evaluation techniques (metrics). For more details, please refer to the paper.

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Citation

@article{SchrimpfKubilius2018BrainScore,
title={Brain-Score: Which Artificial Neural Network for Object Recognition is most Brain-Like?},
author={Martin Schrimpf and Jonas Kubilius and Ha Hong and Najib J. Majaj and Rishi Rajalingham and Elias B. Issa and Kohitij Kar and Pouya Bashivan and Jonathan Prescott-Roy and Kailyn Schmidt and Daniel L. K. Yamins and James J. DiCarlo},
journal={bioRxiv preprint},
year={2018}
}